What does it mean if an experiment exhibits reproducibility?

The experimental conditions are simple and do not require a lot of materials.
The experimental conditions are always kept the same.
The results of the experiment are always accurate.
The same results are expected each time the experiment is done.

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What does it mean if an experiment exhibits reproducibility?

The experimental conditions are simple and do not require a lot of materials. 
The experimental conditions are always kept the same. 
The results of the experiment are always accurate. 
The same results are expected each time the experiment is done.

anonymous · Answer

I believe that experimental reproducibility refers to an experiment can be duplicated by following the same procedure and should achieve near-exact results. A reproducible experiment would exhibit high precision.

anonymous · Answer

Notice that there is a distinction between $\text{accuracy}$ and $\text{precision}$. Accuracy refers to the difference between a true, absolute value versus an experimental value. Whereas precision refers to the closeness of repetition of experimental values. For visual clarification, please see attachment